Hot Chocolate Bar {All the Details}

Sharing the entire source list and DIY project details from our holiday hot chocolate bar. Find out how to create your own!

Last week I shared the hot cocoa station aka hot chocolate bar I put together for the holiday season. As promised, I’m sharing the details of that project with you today. Before you read on, be sure to grab a cup of deliciousness for yourself!

Before I get to the DIY details and source list, here are a few more photos to refresh your memory…

Hot Chocolate Bar Projects and Source List

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New Items:

Ornaments- Pottery Barn
Paper cups, napkins, mugs, blue bowls, glass sugar dishes, milk bottles- Ikea
Ribbon and burlap runner- Michaels
Hot chocolate- Godiva

Items I already had on hand:

Straws- Partystock
Glass candle pedestal- Restoration Hardware
Apothecary jar, metal caddy and cake plate- Winners
Hammered metal jug- Hudson’s Bay
Antique spoons and small pedestal plate were wedding gifts
Snowflake glass canisters- DIY project
Frames for chalkboard and sprinkles shaker- Thrift Shop

To make the chalkboards, I painted the wooden picture frames white, cut a piece of thin wood to fit the opening and painted it out in chalkboard paint.

Before you use your newly created chalkboard, prime the surface by rubbing with a piece of chalk on its side and then wiping with a dry rag. It prevents the first drawing from being permanently etched on the surface.

For the to-go pouches, I simply filled a cellophane bag with hot chocolate mix, some white and dark chocolate chips and a marshmallow and tied it up. I glued ribbon around the cup, leaving enough room to stick the straw through.

To see more photos, check out the original post: Nostalgic Hot Cocoa Station

Have any other questions about my hot chocolate bar? Post them in the comments section below and I’ll be happy to get back to you!

xo,